Hello, we are conducting a study on the ergonomics of rotary hammers and wonder if we could ask for 5 minutes of your time to check out this survey?
https://forms.gle/hXi4vXqqC9pp7W9X9
https://forms.gle/hXi4vXqqC9pp7W9X9
Tips, Change the question "do you remember which rotary hammer drill you used". I assume you want to know the brand or model. But as the question is formulated, an aspie Engineer interprets it as a yes or no question. So, "do you remember the brand, yes".
I also think you’re missing some questions about ergonomics. As you have set it up now, there are more questions about the test person than about ergonomics. I think it is more reasonable to understand what could be an ergonomic problem before trying to find out if it is men or women, age, profession, etc.
The questionnaire takes about 30 seconds, by the way
5 minutes is a bit much!
Some feedback for you for next time Good luck!
I also think you’re missing some questions about ergonomics. As you have set it up now, there are more questions about the test person than about ergonomics. I think it is more reasonable to understand what could be an ergonomic problem before trying to find out if it is men or women, age, profession, etc.
The questionnaire takes about 30 seconds, by the way
5 minutes is a bit much!Some feedback for you for next time
Good luck!
Know-It-All
· Västra götaland
· 10 919 posts
I wondered if it was the brand of the drill bit they were asking about ...Viktor.J said:
Tips, Change the question "do you remember which hammer drill you used". I assume you want to know the brand or model. But as the question is formulated, an aspie Engineer interprets it as a yes or no question. So, "do you remember the brand, yes".
I also think you are missing some questions about ergonomics. As you have set it up now, there are more questions about the test subject than about ergonomics. I think it makes more sense to understand what could be an ergonomic problem before trying to find out if it's men or women, age, profession, etc.
The questionnaire takes about 30 seconds too
A little feedback for you next time
Know-It-All
· Västra götaland
· 10 919 posts
https://www.byggahus.se/forum/threads/slagborrar-va-tycks.435512/#post-4479515
maybe one thread about the same is enough?
maybe one thread about the same is enough?
Wow, thanks for good and quick feedback, appreciated as an aspiring engineer too!Tips, Change the question "do you remember which drill you used". I assume you want to know the brand or model. But as the question is phrased, an aspie engineer interprets it as a yes or no question. So, "do you remember the brand, yes".
I also think you're missing some questions about ergonomics. As you've set it up now, there are more questions about the test person than about ergonomics. I think it makes more sense to understand what might be an ergonomic problem before trying to find out about gender, age, occupation, etc.
The questionnaire also takes about 30 seconds
A little feedback for you next time
Construction veteran
· Norrland
· 342 posts
What is actually the purpose of the survey?
As constructive criticism, I want to point out that, just as Snickarkirre asks above, it's good to share the purpose of the survey so that respondents know what they are answering. Likewise, it should be backed with names and contact details (especially if it's at college/university level).
And even if this is quite unscientifically conducted (not a thoroughly worked-out form thrown on a forum online), it's reasonable to demand that compound words are written together.
Or maybe I'm just on my way to really becoming an old man..
That said, I believe you would have gotten significantly better results and material to work with if you managed to secure a smaller number of subjects for more in-depth interviews. A couple of craftsmen and a couple of private individuals. Then you could have received more detailed information about how choices are made and why certain methods are used. You could also illustrate with pictures. But then again, I don't know what your survey is supposed to lead to, so maybe that's not the right direction to take?
And even if this is quite unscientifically conducted (not a thoroughly worked-out form thrown on a forum online), it's reasonable to demand that compound words are written together.
Or maybe I'm just on my way to really becoming an old man..
That said, I believe you would have gotten significantly better results and material to work with if you managed to secure a smaller number of subjects for more in-depth interviews. A couple of craftsmen and a couple of private individuals. Then you could have received more detailed information about how choices are made and why certain methods are used. You could also illustrate with pictures. But then again, I don't know what your survey is supposed to lead to, so maybe that's not the right direction to take?